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Old 20th September 2012, 09:55 AM   #9
Royston
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Richard

You have a good point.

I have been looking through all my books and the web. As you say, all the Kerala knives have a prominently hooked / beaked pommel.

AJ - I disagree about it being newly made for the tourist market. I realise that it is not ancient, but it has some age about it. It is also well made, very heavy and solid, not something you normally associate with tourist items.

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Roy
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